Got in my last play test on Christmas Eve afternoon, so despite starting what seems like forever ago, it came down to the last moment!
The game covers two 24" x 24" tables. The first is all woods, but the second is a bit more varied and features a cave at the villainous end (as it's referred to in the rules).
The rock is not real. It's aluminum foil with thin layer of clay. |
The orange glow is courtesy of an LED tea light candle. The cave is a tissue box glued behind layered cardboard and foam core. It's filled with cotton batting to diffuse the light.
Below is the Big Bad, a wendigo.
If you were expecting a deer skull and antlers, that's not the traditional Algonquin myth, but the popular fiction version that took shape over the 20th century.
Something like this perhaps? I d decided to make this just because. It's a little too tall and was described by a friend as a "glorious demonic angel", which I think suits it. It's a wire armature, clay and tissue soaked in 50/50 water and Mod Podge.
I'll pain this like the other monsters, but with the bone stuff as uh bones. But not until after Christmas sometime.
Speaking of, I hope you have a Merry Christmas and Santa brings you whatever is on your list (if you celebrate or a nice day-off if not, and if you're working, well, i hope it's a quiet day at the very least)
The Season's Greetings to you and yours
ReplyDeleteThis looks very atmospheric! Is that a snow-cloth you use for a battle mat?
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Everything looks great John! The cave with light effect is awesome, it reminds me of the Bumble's Cave in Rudolph! Have a glorious day and a very Merry Christmas!
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